Brands And Agencies: Sponsor Adrants Coverage of SXSW

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If you are a brand or an agency that wants to be a part of what’s become the biggest marketing event of the year, SXSW, then we can help you do just that. A couple years ago it became clear SXSW had shifted from a geek-focused event to a marketer-focused event. And that shift will continue again this year as brands and agencies realize the event provides the perfect combination of B2B and B2C customer connection and publicity.

Adrants will be at the center of the action during SXSW reporting daily on marketing innovation, brand activity, news announcements, product launches, what’s discussed in the sessions and learnings from keynote presentations. Get your brand in front of the marketing community with this content marketing opportunity. Specifics include but are not limited to:

  • Intro and outro sponsorship of SXSW-related coverage (website, newsletter, Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus) leading up to the event.
  • Intro and outro sponsorship of each SXSW article (website, newsletter, Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus) we publish during the event (at least one each day of the event).
  • Intro and outro sponsorship of SXSW follow up stories (website, newsletter, Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus) after the event.
  • Content sponsorship of event photography.
  • A TBD number of AdverPost (content marketing ad unit) before, durring and after SXSW if desired.
  • A TBD number of banner impressions before, during and after SXSW if desired.
  • One dedicated email to Adrants subscribers promoting your product/service/white paper offer.
  • Other awesome ideas we dream up together

Email sxsw@adrants.com for more details, pricing and to lock in your sponsorship now.

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